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The busy CEO shares how he translates skills from triathlon to his day-to-day life and vice versa.

It took four years of struggling through training weeks—but now she's following in the Brownlees' footsteps (and on their training rides).

After seven paratriathlon world titles and a berth in the Paralympics as a cyclist, will this be the year he finally gets to go for gold in paratri in Tokyo?

What it takes to give it all up in your 30s and chase the pro triathlon dream.

Khadijah Diggs was the first hijabi Muslim woman to represent Team USA in triathlon.

Amelia Watkinson loves exploring the world through triathlon—and it's taking her places.

If you don’t know Matt Wilpers’ name, then you’re probably not on Peloton. We take a behind-the-scenes look at the life of the stationary celebrity known as "the baby-faced assassin."

Triathlon made it into the mainstream when superstar Jennifer Lopez tackled swim, bike, and run at the 2008 Nautica Malibu Triathlon.

Clarice Lorenzini is one of the first Asian-Americans to turn pro in triathlon, but she doesn’t want to be the last.

Remembering Maurice Mullins, the man behind the Emerald Isle’s first Ironman.

This legendary father-son duo didn’t let triathlon slow them down.

The first trans athlete on Team USA, Chris found triathlon while trying to understand his own gender identity—and believes sports can be a vehicle for social change.

If 2020 taught Sam Long anything, it’s to work hard—and relax harder.

Dorothy Niss was a working mom of two who tackled an Ironman at the age of 40 in 1983.

This week, USAT and World Triathlon board member Gabriela Gallegos gives us some inside scoop—and some tips on making a race series welcoming to all.

What I’ve learned from African-American trailblazers who paved the way.

Steve Lovelace is one of the first challenged athletes with a spinal cord injury to complete a triathlon.

The former pro triathlete, pro figure skater, ESPN columnist, and women's cycling advocate is here with her new book—all about how you can make change too.

Tips on what it takes to get all the Zwift badges, what that means, how you end up doing that in the first place—and other interesting bits about a regular guy who did something not so regular.

With hearing loss out of her control, solo mytritraining gives this triathlete a chance for peaceful silence.

Triathlete Lloyd Henry, a D.C.-based coach, athlete, and 25-time Ironman finisher, shares about his history-making journey of completing Ironman on six continents.

TV star, coffee company owner, and the only Black pro triathlete. Plus, we dissect the 2020 prize purses and upcoming start lists.

COVID cancellations led to a love story.

The 5th woman to ever finish an Ironman, one of the founders of TriFed, and inventor of a number of training concepts we now consider standard. If you don't know Sal Edwards, you should.

For this triathlete, it was a cyclist named Mike, who struggled with demons.

“I wanted to prove my post-stroke life would count for something.”


Canadian Paula Findlay chats about everything from improving bike fitness to race plans and finding a bit of YouTube fame.

The Aussie legend looks back on how she won 15 Ironmans using her head, and why she just loves the lifestyle.

Extreme, mysterious symptoms after exercise sent this triathlete and doctor looking for answers.

Get your questions ready for the Challenge Daytona champ!

Why triathletes should try an FKT (Fastest Known Time).

After a nasty accident, this off-road athlete rebuilt as a more complete person.

What Ironman and healthy habits can do for your life.

With all eyes on Washington, D.C. this week for the Presidential Inauguration, we’re flashing back to the time the city’s mayor competed (and impressed) in the now-defunct Nation’s Triathlon.

Soj Jibowu’s love of triathlon has grown into a clothing brand that he hopes will help bring the sport to wider audiences.

For Faren Campbell, a hard-earned race medal is just as satisfying as a sash and tiara.


Plus, what we think of the off-season tri trends—and what sponsors and fans want from pro athletes.

One of the most prolific ProTour cyclists now has his eyes on tri.

Even though his race was canceled, this athlete reflects on the parallels between the pandemic and training for an Ironman—and how one helped him work through the other.

Spectating a sprint triathlon in 2013 changed Renee Kiley's life forever.

Plus, what to expect this year in terms of races and our predictions for 2021.

Michael Kaltenmark, known as the escort for Butler University's bulldog mascot, went public with his story and inspired countless kidney donors to volunteer.

In triathlon, Gillian Fealy found place to belong. Now she’s welcoming others.

How triathlon transformed the life of Dr. Ouida Brown.

We share some of our favorite clips from a year worth of interviews with top athletes. And we'll be back in the new year with new episodes.

In a year when most triathletes never set foot on a race course, how did Irene Magdalena Alisjahbana somehow manage to compete in not one, but three long-course events in 2020?

Since 2014, Dionne DeGourville has finished seven Ironman races, all while juggling the intense schedule that comes with protecting the public.

In this Triathlete Live sponsored by Tonal, American Heather Jackson chats about everything from her biggest race mistakes to her plans for the upcoming year and beyond.

The voice of swimming for the past six Olympics was in the broadcast booth last weekend for the PTO 2020 Championship.

Plus, we get the on-the-ground breakdown from Daytona.

Get your questions ready for the Ironman champion!

Ten-time Ironman finisher Andrea Mason has imagined—and completed—envious adventure routes across Europe.

And Laura Siddall gives us the full scoop on the PTO Championships in Daytona this weekend.

Thanks to his passion, drive, and commitment, this young American is set up for success.

Race El Paso race director Gabriela Gallegos has been quietly moving the sport forward through grassroots efforts. 

Julia Polloreno is part of the Ironman team working to keep triathletes engaged during the COVID-19 pandemic.

What Sonja Wieck wants athletes to know about their mental health and getting help when you need it.

Today we’re highlighting an engineer who is working to keep the growing industry of virtual racing fair.

Plus, Joanna Zeiger tells us about her cannabis research.

Dr. Stacy Sims is helping to shed light on the differences women and girls face in athletic training and performance.

The Vice Chairman of the Professional Triathletes’ Organization (PTO) comes to triathlon after success in tennis.

This 55+ club is full of tri rookies.

This academic researcher is using the toughest triathlon in the world to help make the sport safer.

Dr. Tekemia Dorsey, founder and CEO of the International Association of Black Triathletes, is the recipient of the USOPC’s 2020 Rings of Gold Award.

Triathlete Lectie Altman has leaned on her friends and family through a tough recovery and an epic open-water challenge.

Vanessa Foerster is taking action in getting more diversity in the sport.

Even in this tough year, Tim Yount has managed to keep women's triathlon on a path toward full-fledged NCAA status.

After racing as a pro—and winning the first XTERRA World Championships—Jimmy Riccitello got involved in the rules side of the sport.

Kathryn Taylor and Kristi Mohn are making sure the growth of gravel riding is inclusive and welcoming of all riders.

A bike crash and the pandemic have delayed her dream, but Sika Henry again has her sights set on becoming the first African-American female pro triathlete.

Spoofs? Check. Dad jokes? Check. Speedo? Triple check.

Having retired twice, after 21 years in the Air Force and 20 years as a college professor and president, Michael Heberling needed a new challenge.

In this feature, originally published in the July/August 2011 issue of Inside Triathlon magazine Canadian Olympic gold medalist Simon Whitfield and his peers talk about his career and what you can learn from the two-plus decades he was in the sport.

Pro triathletes Eric Lagerstrom and Paula Findlay have made the most of a tough year.

He might not be the fastest triathlete, but Bill Begg certainly races with the most heart.

In this Triathlete Live sponsored by Tonal, Triathlon's favorite power couple chats about their hopeful race schedules for 2021, balancing training with a young family, their biggest race mistakes, and more.

The co-founder of ÖTILLÖ Swimrun has come up with unique solutions to new problems throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

And how to deal mentally with the emotional stress and anxiety in the world.

USA national team coach Ian O’Brien is one of the top elite short-course coaches in the U.S.

You might not know all of these names yet, but you will.

Get your questions ready for triathlon's favorite power couple!

He'll make the start this weekend at Ironman Florida.

What it took to win gold—and why she left it all behind to pursue a new goal.

One athlete's musings about why it is he does these after all.

News on the new Ironman COVID protocols, a breakdown of the biggest race of the year, and our six-time 70.3 champ tells us what she wish she'd known.

Triathlete and adventurer Jonas Deichmann is charting his own 40,000 kilometer course.

Plus, Thorsten Radde breaks down the numbers.

Pro triathletes faced a lost season in the middle of their careers. There are some common ways they're dealing with the COVID year.

When their plans to race the Ironman World Championships were scrapped, Carly and Nick decided the date was perfect for a wedding.